Interior work is precision work. A crisp line between wall and ceiling, a banister without drips, a door that doesn't stick when it closes. That's where the difference is, more than in the paint itself.
We sand with machines attached to a vacuum, so your house isn’t covered in white powder. We cover floors and furniture and clear up at the end of every day. You can simply stay at home.
In old Leiden houses with lime walls we use a paint that lets moisture through, otherwise it will peel. For kitchens and hallways we choose a scrubbable wall paint. Woodwork gets a water-based lacquer that doesn’t yellow.
A living room takes two days, a whole house one to two weeks. Want to do it in stages, for example downstairs first and upstairs later? That’s fine.
No. Please move small and fragile things, we push the big furniture to the middle and cover it.
The whole ground floor in two days, and not a speck of dust on the floor. Bas even rang the evening before to confirm the time.
Window frames, doors, facades and gutters. Thoroughly prepared, because paint is only as good as what is underneath it.
From glass fibre wallcovering to floral wallpaper with a pattern that lines up perfectly, even around the chimney breast.
Rot in a window frame or sill? We cut it out and fill it with epoxy or a new piece of timber, so the whole frame can stay.
Painting, repairs, new sealant and glazing beads. From the sash window in a canal house to the tilt-and-turn window in a 1930s home.
Marloes comes round with the fan deck and test swatches. Colour advice is free with every job.
